Great little find in Hillsboro... great general store feeling. Lots of local sundries with an…read moreemphasis on natural and organic produce. We found some wonderful foraged mushrooms on this stop. When you're out and about... check out the local businesses. You'll be glad you did.

From the owner: Located in Hillsboro, Whitakers Market is a discount store offering everyday groceries, fresh…read moreproduce, bulk products, specialty items, and gourmet goods. As a family-owned and -operated business, we understand the importance of providing the community with top-quality products and brands at a fraction of the cost. We also recognize the value of eating healthier, which is why we carry a wide selection of organic and chemical-free food. Visit us today for the best bargains in town!

Whenever we are in town to visit relatives we usually stop at Piggly Wiggly to pick up some…read moregroceries or sometimes to have a fruit basket made up as a gift. They do not normally have them pre-made but that means they are made up fresh. The people working here are always friendly as is typically the case with small towns. They have a good variety of fresh produce and plenty of selection of other grocery items and household goods. Their staff is always doing their best to help you find whatever you are looking for, as long as they carry it. They are conveniently located close to downtown Boscobel. Having been in operation for many years now, Piggly Wiggly is definitely a great addition to the town, but I'm not saying anything that locals don't already know!

First time coming here, wanted a place to check out since I was in the Wisconsin Dells area and…read morewanted to see what the grocery store had so maybe I could take back a few things to my hotel room. There wasn't anything eye catching about this grocery store. It was just a typical grocery store, featured plenty of food, groceries, household goods, Etc. The store was clean and it had very clean restrooms as well for its guests. Parking was pretty easy, some items were a bit overpriced as well like the water. Overall it was an average grocery store experience

Not the best selection. Prices seemed a little higher than they would be elsewhere. At least it was…read morewalking distance from where we were. Store was clean and seemed well organized, staff was friendly enough.

Over the passed two nights I've been watching a movie on Netflix (or Amazon, can't remember) called…read moreYellow Bird. The setting is mostly a small town supermarket with the general surly employees who don't want to be there but it's probably an area where nothing else is available. That's the general feeling I'm getting from this place. I needed some water to drink and wash my hands, since the location I have been working during the recent weeks has only a stagnant riverside that's too steep to safely access, and drinking it is out of the question. I have soda, so really I need it to rinse off at the end of the day mostly. Today I spilled Mountain Dew and I was too sticky to cope with, a bit OCD. So I drive 6-7miles to get a case or something to have around. After finding a quite decent grocery store I was rather pleased, not wanting to buy anything from a C Store if possible. I find my water and que up in the line and as I'm paying I am met with precisely the same type of shitty attitude from the young lady running the register. She has a terrible attitude and her sour vibes are not able to be restrained to her inner self. It's bursting out from her like radiation around a nuclear reactor. Pleasantries are completely lost on her. I kind of get it. I'd not like to live in such a place especially, but on another level, I think I'd actually enjoy this town. It's a dead town, no industry in the 21st century except the window glass factory that's no doubt the only place that offers sustainable work for the people. A few bars, probably the same number of churches, which don't offer anything tangible except perhaps the lies that hang in the air and coil up the white picket fences of the devout. The store, it's not bad. But the girl has single-handedly made me want to buy water at the BP at the towns edge next time I'm in need.

New owner, old familiar employees gone, greatly diminished stock (still gingerbread cookies though,…read moreglad to say!), higher prices...even before latest inflation. Weekly ad is a lot of highly processed foods, the stuff we're s'posed to avoid.

I actually pulled off to get gas but went into the store and was really impressed. Firstly, the…read morestore has two spaces - in the first produce, deli and impulse departments and then you pass to the normal center store aisles and check out. I assume it was two commercial spaces joined late. I know how hard it is to get good produce distributed to a remote , small volume location , but Molter's nailed it. Great quality produce and more variety than I would have imagined. Great stop of the interstate.

The new sushi maker need some help with the rice. It's Sooooo hard and dry it's like eating a…read morepretzel sandwich. Add more water too the rice

Festival Foods does not serve the community. Super high…read moreprices. Terrible service. Never shop here, Baraboo needs a better reputable caring store.

I "used" to shop at Festival Foods weekly or even more often. I went to buy dinner for my family a…read morefew days ago. I picked up "fresh" Strawberries that were overpriced and when looking at them they were already fuzzy with mold. Then I bought Chuck Roast and when I got home I realized that they were $11.99 a pound. I looked at other stores nearby and they were $7.99 a pound. Finally, I previously purchased Ground Hamburger. They are marked 1 pound. I took them home and took them out of the package and weighed the meat in the package. They are selling hamburger at 1 pound and are also weighing the package. You end up with about .8 of a pound of actual meat. On my next visit I told the butcher and he said they are prepacked from Corporate but he would tell them. It hasn't changed. I WILL NEVER shop at Festival Foods again. I'll drive the 30 minutes to other food stores. Over priced, mold and dishonest practices will lose a customer every time.

More than a grocery store! Great friendly service offering fresh bakery, liquor, beer and gifts!read more

From the owner: Family owner by the Bud and Frances Miller family since 1977. The store is believed to be the…read morelongest continuously operated grocer store in Wisconsin, originally opening it's doors in 1857. We are a full grocery store that is a Certco food center. We are also the areas largest liquor store. Stop in and see what small town service and hospitality is all about.

We bought groceries while staying in the Hillsboro/Elroy area. Seemed a little pricey, but had…read moreeverything you need! Staff was very friendly.

Always have what I need in stock and are very helpful and accommodating to their customers.read more

I ordered a paper shredder to be delivered to my mail service I provided delivery instructions as…read moreshown on the website ordering page. My directions stated to deliver Mon-Fri 8-5 and Sat 9-12. I received a call from the delivery driver at 808 pm and left me a voice mail that delivery could not be made and I would receive a refund. What's the purpose of providing delivery if no one follows the directions written for the order. This happens frequently. I am a Walmart + member and here is a service I'm not getting. Could I get clarification on this issue thanks

LOVE love LOVE this place! My friends and I often come from Chicago when camping or just want to…read moreget away from city. Owner, Lenora and staff are wonderful ---good souls-- and a joy to be around! Love to "treasure hunt" and often find organic goods!. Among the best lattes I've ever had--shakes, smoothies & more! They have a drive through for beverages if you have time constraints. Grateful. :)

I like the selection and the people are helpful lots of great deals great coffee and convenienceread more